New stuff coming in for FiveM right now.
New stuff coming in for FiveM right now.
I checked my router connection to the server and it worked fine, never had any trouble or errors. My friends live nearby with a different ISP and they have no problems there either. So I used a 53-meter special cable for outside UTP PE11 that went around my house. Then I replaced it with their own cable that is only about 18 meters long and uses 7mm thick UTP PE6 wire. This new cable runs directly under the floor to connect straight to my PC using Cat 6 rated cable, which is 8 meters in length too. When I tried connecting a cable from my PC directly to the router, it didn't fix anything either. My router model is TCG300 and it's orange right now. Since then, there are errors on all of the 24 channels. I called the provider five times and they said they would check again before changing the amplifier if needed. If you could help me set up a call or send some discord messages to someone who knows how to fix this, that would be really helpful. Thanks so much for every reply so far. Here is my link: https://prnt.sc/Pw-VZ0ZUCOMo
This: "Now i replaced with their own cable +-18m 7mm UTP PE6 cable". What exactly is printed along the length of that cable? (If the printing can be believed....) Where did you get the cable? The cable must be round, Cat 5e, solid copper (not copper clad aluminum), and at least 22-24 AWG.
Reading back here are two main things: 1) If a problem only happens when there are MORE than 75 players, it's probably a licensing issue. It might also be cable speed or bandwidth that is causing trouble, but this wouldn't just happen because of the number of people. For example, bad cabling could make issues show up somewhere between 70 and 80 players. 2) I need more details about your setup, like what cables you are using, their lengths, and how they connect to everything. Can you give me a picture or describe it? Just sketching out where the walls jacks go, which cables run from them, how far each part is, and where all the devices (like routers) are placed would help. For instance, if you say you have two desk connections—one using Cat6 and another using Cat 5e+—are those cables coming directly from wall outlets? Or are they just twisted pairs of cable hanging out near the walls? What came before the cables started? [Note: Good quality Ethernet cables should work up to about 100 meters.] If all your network devices come from one main source, like a router, that could be the problem. That means you might only have enough room for 75 players because of how many unique IP addresses your DHCP server gives out. If your internet provider sends service over coaxial cable, then there must be some kind of modem or router converting that signal into Ethernet. (Or maybe other converters are needed depending on what's actually in the house.) Every single cable needs to meet full quality standards. You have your own Cat6 UTP11: Do you mean something like this link? https://www.showmecables.com/80-110...MI...gJeP_D_BwE Not sure about "18m 7mm UTP PE6 cable" - do you have a link? You must make sure that the licensing isn't limiting how many players can play. Once we figure out if it's just the number of players or the speed of the network, then everything else becomes clear.
http://prntscr.com/9vFbaz-cgrBc Diagram of house. cable is UTP6 , 7mm black http://prntscr.com/SK3vVhiAFvEE From the UTP6 we are going to a ampliefier http://prntscr.com/cOIyVMOYUhv7 Cable inside from modem to my desktop Cat 6 and desktop next to me Cat 5e Wall mounts UTP. tryed lose cat5e cable from modem to my desktop no improvmed. diagram on my downstream errors modem http://prntscr.com/AMo3iLYiCRYB And it is not my server , so i have the problems to different servers aswell so it is a conection problem. There license are all good so it is my end problem.
I will keep going with the idea that the software part of the deal is good, but the trouble is in the network because of cables, old hardware, or wrong settings. Those pictures are just a start but they don't show everything about the whole house network. Here is a rough sketch I made to help you begin:
ISP (the street connection) connects to a 20-meter coaxial cable that uses UTP6 wire. Then there is an amplifier (?). Next comes an 18-meter cable leading to Modem[LAN1]. There are two parts here: [LAN1] connected to Cat 6 going from my desktop and [LAN2] connected to Cat 5e going to the desktop next to me.
My sketch above isn't how things actually look or work. It's just what I understood when you set them up. You need to fix this drawing by adding all devices and showing every connection, wall mounts (?), or anything else I missed. Which cables run around the house and which ones run under it? Are "my desktop" and "desktop next to me" actually servers? If not, where are they located? Also, where is the router (if the Modem isn't already acting as a router)? Is that the TCG300 orange router you talked about in Post #11? We need to know what make and model every single device has. You must show how everything connects from port to port with specific cables between them.
ISP (street connection) = 20 meter coax UTP6 cable goes to Amplifier nu 65/33-ga-01a-be05 then 0.5 meter cable goes to Router modem TCG300 then LAN 1 then 10m Cat6 goes to wall mound then Cat6 0.5m goes to Desk Link Amplifier Kan ik mijn Telenet-installatie binnenshuis verplaatsen? Wil je je Telenet-installatie verplaatsen? Ontdek hoe je dit correct doet en waar je op moet letten voor een vlotte werking! www2.telenet.be Lan 2 = > 12m cat 5e = > wall mound = > 0.5m Cat 5e = > laptop De servers zijn de Game GTA 5 modded ( FiveM) dus Evolve v2 Rp is het spel dat ik speel al verschillende servers ga heeft packega loss. Mijn vrienden die dicht bij leven hebben dat probleem niet.
Oops, I missed this post! This Router/modem from Orange Belgium: https://www.orange.md/files/pdfs/other/l...t_v1.3.pdf There are no other routers around here, right? I couldn't figure out the Amplifier link and didn't manage to get an English translation for it. All I can tell you is that you should double-check your connections and any settings if there are any. What happens when we take the Amplifier away just to test it? I'm still unsure about the cables being used - please confirm they meet the required specs. Lots of fake cables are out there. Which side matters more: LAN 1 or LAN 2? If all 100 players can play, what stops those 25 "lost" players from joining in? Are they on LAN 1 or LAN 2? And isn't nothing connected to the other two sides, LAN 3 and LAN 4?